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The Independent Contractor market is a subset of the Personnel and Human Resources industry. It involves the hiring of independent contractors to provide services to companies, rather than hiring full-time employees. This type of arrangement is often beneficial to both parties, as it allows companies to access specialized skills and expertise without the need to commit to a long-term employment contract. It also allows independent contractors to work on their own terms and to benefit from the flexibility of working on a project-by-project basis.
The Independent Contractor market has grown in recent years, with many companies now relying on independent contractors to fill roles that would otherwise be filled by full-time employees. This has allowed companies to access specialized skills and expertise without the need to commit to a long-term employment contract.
Some companies in the Independent Contractor market include Upwork, Fiverr, Freelancer, Guru, and PeoplePerHour. Show Less Read more